you heard richard moore talking about russia and william burns talking about the middle east and thetoday. russia and the middle east. william burns has been very involved in the middle east and reaching a deal there, he was talking about the need for leaders from both sides to be willing to make compromises, and i hope it might happen. and we heard as well from richard moore there about russia and ukraine, which has clearly been very high up on their agenda. with a sense that much is in the balance militarily with ukraine having been on the back foot, but still with concerns about what will happen next, and a lack of clarity about it. 50 will happen next, and a lack of clarity about it.— clarity about it. so obviously they feel — clarity about it. so obviously they feel so _ clarity about it. so obviously they feel so strongly - clarity about it. so obviously they feel so strongly about i they feel so strongly about this to appear together, but they also spoke about china and they also spoke about china and the threat there, what was the message? i the threat there, what was the mes

m i 6 a they working ceaselessly to finalize that agreement to stop as well as war and caused william burns and richard mole spoken of financial times. event is the 1st time the policies of both agencies are put together in public c. i direct to told you would in some more detailed see spot proposal will hopefully be put forward in the coming days as hard as we're going to work on techs and create a formulas for finding that good enough proposal. and hopefully that won't happen in the coming days. we have to all remember that despite all of that work that needs to be done, this is ultimately a question of political will. this gets to your question whether or not leaders on both sides are, are prepared to recognize that enough is enough and at the time has come finally to make some hard choices and some difficult compromises. we will make this more detailed proposal. i hope in the next several days and then we'll see and, and my hope is that, you know, they'll recognize what's at stake here and be willing to move ahead on that basis to kind of now with a number of schoolboys killed after 5 t

william burns. and which in more spoke at a financial times event, as i mentioned, is the 1st time the buses of those both agencies that are paid on the same stage to get another c i, a director told the audience that the more details ceased fun proposal is going to be put forward in the coming days as hard as we're going to work on techs and create a formulas for finding that good enough proposal. and hopefully that won't happen in the coming days. we have to all remember that despite all of that work that needs to be done, this is ultimately a question of political well, this gets to your question whether or not leaders on both sides are, are prepared to recognize that enough is enough. and at the time has come finally to make some hard choices and some difficult compromises. we will make this more detailed proposal, i hope in the next several days. and then we'll see. and, and my hope is that, you know, they'll recognize what's at stake here. and be willing to move ahead on that basis . all right

among the speakers at the the event are william burns, head of the cia, and sir richard moore, head ofi6. two big names. they have already been talking about two big names. they have already been talking about the war in ukraine and they have also just been talking about the middle east, so what we are going to do is take a listen into what they are saying to the audience that is at an event organised by the ft. a very highly fragile price in the middle east, but all the risk to go with that, and we have navigated, touch wood, touch wood, past a crisis point between israel and iran, but as long as we don't get to a ceasefire, that risk is there, and for all the horror of gaza, and for all the horror of gaza, a wider conflict in the middle east would be vastly worse. figs east would be vastly worse. as ou east would be vastly worse. as you both know, in negotiations, you both know, in negotiations, you also have to put pressure on both parties or you have to provide incentives for both parties, so in a way sometimes you have to enforce the terms of a ceasefire, for example. is the us, is

the mi6 sir richard moore and caa's william burns. what does it all mean and what did they say?weekend, a thundery load to the south of the uk continues to push northwards over england and wales tonight to bring heavy rain and may be thunderstorms, the risk of localised flooding. staying dry across scotland and northern ireland. this is the low pushing northwards into the evening and overnight, sending a band of rain northwards. some of this is rain —— heavy and thundery in places. journeying across the midlands into northern and eastern england and wales as the night progresses. in the middle of the low, we could see clearer spells for a time across the midlands and south east. but thundery showers may return to the south east by dawn. scotland and northern ireland, much quieter here with clear skies. low cloud and mist hugging north sea coasts and generally, the low to mid—teens. sunday could be thundery across england and wales. heavy rain for northern and eastern england. down into western england under way. elsewhere, lots of sunshine, which sets off slow—moving slow moving

talked about something in their speeches, the head of the mi-6 richard moore and cia director william burns, speaking to reporters in london, made it clear that these decisions are at the final stage of the process. by the way, before the meeting between the president of the united states of america and the prime minister of great britain, which will take place on september 13, the guardian is already writing about that london has decided to allow ukraine to use stormshadow cruise missiles against targets on the territory of russia, but in the near future, as the publication writes, it will not be officially announced in order to avoid unnecessary provocations. citing its sources in the british government, the guardian. writes: the joint visit of blinkin and lemy to kyiv on wednesday to meet with zelensky would not have taken place if a positive decision on stormshadow had not been made, but the british called the overly provocative and public statement about long-range missiles in kyiv, and therefore the statement was not was, the publication writes about this and adds that restrictions on

is richard moore mi6, who runs, that is , the head of intelligence in britain, there is one in william burns, they literally became known yesterday, they... crowded it was such a week financial times in london , and they got together, first printed in ft, here in this newspaper a huge article under two signatures, this is the first time in the history of development, in general in the history of civilized humanity, that two major intelligence officers of the world jointly signed an article, and then also in london and met and sat down on the panel and sat and explained to people what was happening in the world in the sense of intelligence, this... they greeted me in such a cunning way, because it all happened yesterday, the day before yesterday and the day before yesterday, with ukrainian intelligence with their presence in london, it was them if they waved a pen, we remembered you we know that you have a holiday, dear ukrainian intelligence officers, or is it just a coincidence, mr. mykola, i hope so, but to be serious, britain and the united states have also extended the agreement between

a rare event took place today in london when richard moore, the head of mi6, and cia director william burnsfor the first time at a public event. mr burns, who has been central to efforts to reach a ceasefire in the middle east, said the us was working with other mediators to "refine" the existing framework for a deal. also discussed, ukraine's seizure of the russian territory in kursk, which was described as a "significant tactical achievement". let's have a listen. it's absolutely critical that we do sustain our support to ukraine. and it's really difficult. it's hard. and particularly in eastern ukraine, this is attritional warfare where there is a huge amount of suffering on both sides. and putin is pushing forward in a sort of attritional pyrrhic campaign of taking village by village as he goes forward. when he takes those, there's nothing left. and that's why i used, deliberately used the term pyrrhic. there is nothing left because everything is utterly destroyed. but that is the kremlin way of war. that's what they did in grozny. it's what they did in aleppo. and it's what they're now

m, i 6 say that working ceaselessly to finalize in agreements and stop as roles will on garza, william burns, and rich should move made the unprecedented join to parents in london not to find actual times events. it's the 1st time the bosses of both agencies have appeared together in public c. i a. all right, so told the audience he hopes a more detailed see spawn proposal will be put forward in the coming days. as hard as we're going to work on tex and create a formulas for finding that good enough proposal, and hopefully that will happen in the coming days. we have to all remember that despite all of that work that needs to be done, this is ultimately a question of political well, this gets to your question whether or not leaders on both sides are, are prepared to recognize that enough is enough. and at the time has come finally to make some hard choices and some difficult compromises. we will make this more detailed proposal, i hope in the next several days. and then we'll see. and, and my hope is that, you know, they'll recognize what's at stake here. and be willing to move ahead on that

uh you have uh william burns and others shuttling between the high and cairo. um, but uh all they're working on is they mine are relatively minor details of a ceasefire. and the prison of swap. uh and the bailey is uh, is this car on the right wing. government insists on only a temporary cease fire. uh and uh wants to continue fighting from us. and now they have shifted the focus to the northern front. and now they want to confront, uh says, well, uh and then uh, all out or uh, i think that might in administration uh, definitely has been trying not to have an all out or however there are uh, backing up is there a uh uh, telling them that in case they get it all out, or the, the us will have the airbag and continuing unconditionally, the flow of weapons and all kinds of military and intelligence. the assistance of the brian made a sudden that then yahoo bucket. so all these assurances and then continues. uh, doing what he is doing, which is building up to an all out war. so there by then administration contradicts its of, uh, by doing the things that will produc

they working ceaselessly to finalize the font agreement between as well and how mos sky director william burns told reporters at an event in london that a more detailed c supply proposal would be put forward in the coming days. as hard as we're going to work on techs and create a formulas for finding that good enough proposal, and hopefully that won't happen in the coming days. we have to all remember that despite all of that work that needs to be done, this is ultimately a question of political will. this gets to your question whether or not leaders on both sides are, are prepared to recognize that enough is enough. and at the time has come finally to make some hard choices and some difficult compromises. we will make this more detailed proposal, i hope in the next several days. and then we'll see. and, and my hope is that, you know, they'll recognize what's at stake here. and be willing to move ahead on that basis . the palestinian solidarity valley is underway in london. the crowns are marching towards the is ready embassy to protest against attacks and gaza and the occupied west bank. demo

i a director telling an audience today when he met up william burns and richard will mess up with the financial times of and he said he helps a more detailed si, fi proposal will be put forward in the coming days. are you or what else is that going to happen is that we haven't heard before. that's going to make any difference that is going to make these really prominent as a oh yeah, well, okay, i'll go for that. a severe international pressure sanctions, absolute severe sanctions. an absolute but embargo on weapons. obviously the weapons to, to israel, that is how you bring a genocidal regime to, to, to stop, to hold waiting for them to feel to be in a good mood one day and agreed to negotiate. why should they agree? there's nothing you all have, nothing to gain is what has nothing to gain. even if god forbid these hostages will will end up dead. you know, it's all upside for the state of visit was all outside for not finding out what makes no difference. you know, the only thing that can make a difference is to view international pressure. see here sanctions and arms and bar go and

have the more rational... american voices, when i say rational, i refer to cia chief bill burns, william burns, defense secretary austin, these are the figures which i perceive to be a bit more rational than the others, joint chief of staff, general brown who i refer to, but i'm not hopeful that any breakthrough is going to come in that regard, yeah, well, maybe there's some kind of a message that hazbullah firepower may bring to the israel regime in terms of... some of the targets to slow down uh the regime uh we're we're still looking, i'm sorry to say, maybe i'm reading this wrong wrong, but we we may be looking still at a second wave from the z regime, i mean is that something that is correct to look at right now, because uh even though there's tiny bits of uh missiles or or strikes that are being executed by either side, it's nothing close to what happened yesterday, um is that is that correct and and looking at it this way? unfortunately that's very possible. i think that we very well may see such second wave, more intense bombardment, because if you look at the israeli statements, you y

the head of m16 richard moore and cia director william burns — have appeared in public together for thefforts to reach a ceasefire in gaza, said the us is working with other mediators to �*refine' the existing framework for a deal. we have to all remember, despite the work that needs to be done, this is ultimately a question of political will. and this gets to your question — whether or not leaders on both sides are prepared to recognise that enough is enough, and that the time has come, finally, to make some hard choices and some difficult compromises. i hope, i hope profoundly, that both of those leaders are going to make that decision because, as i said, there's an enormous amount at stake here. the two intelligence leaders also covered ukraine's seizure of russian territory in kursk — which they described as a "significant tactical achievement". it's absolutely critical that we do sustain our support to ukraine. and it's really difficult. it's hard. and particularly in eastern ukraine, this is attritional warfare where there is a huge amount of suffering on both sides. and putin is

british foreign intelligence service mi6, richard moore, and his overseas colleague, cia director william burnslieve that the world - quote, is under threat, which humanity has not seen since the cold war, especially often these threats are faced by the united states and great britain. today we cooperate in complete contradiction to the international system, where our two countries are facing an unprecedented set of threats, the publication of the intelligence chiefs says. and moore emphasized that their services are working together to confront russia, trying to prevent the activities that, in their opinion, russian intelligence services are allegedly carrying out in europe and are directing significant resources to this end. such opinions have already been voiced more than once in the west, and recently they have become increasingly common, as ideas about a direct armed conflict between nato and russia. the kremlin's position is unchanged: russia does not threaten anyone, but will not leave anyone without attention to actions potentially dangerous to its interests, here on... creates tension.

his overseas counterpart, cia director william burns, believes that the world is - quote - under threatof which humanity has not seen since the cold war, with the united states and great britain facing these threats most frequently. today, we are cooperating in complete contradiction to the international system, where our two countries face an unprecedented set of threats, - the publication of the intelligence chiefs says. burns and moore emphasized that their services are working together to confront russia, trying to prevent activities that, in their opinion, are allegedly carried out by russian special services in europe , and they are allocating significant resources to this. such opinions have been voiced in the west more than once, and they have become increasingly common recently, as ideas about a direct armed conflict between nato and russia. the kremlin's position remains unchanged. russia is not threatening anyone, but it will not ignore actions that are potentially dangerous to its interests, and nato is creating tension. moscow is recording unprecedented activity by the alli

cia director william burns says a new proposal should be coming in the next several days.m tel aviv. what further details can you share about this shooting at that border crossing in jordan and how could the regional tensions impact ceasefire talks? >> reporter: so, ana, this shooting happened on sunday at the allenby bridge, a major crossing between the west bank and jordan. israeli authorities say the shooter a jordanian national arrived at that crossing in a truck, he jumped out of the cab and he opened fire with a pistol. he killed three israeli workers at the crossing, all men in their 50s and 60s, before he was shot dead by israeli security forces. now, the border was closed, israel and jordan both launching their own investigations. at this point hamas is praising the shooter but it doesn't appear that he was acting on the orders of hamas or any of the other palestinian militant groups. it seems likely that he was sort of inspired to carry out this attack on his own. prime minister benjamin netanyahu calling him an abhorrent terrorist, but the jordan border is usual

the head of the british foreign intelligence service richard moore and the director of the cia william burnsin unison stated that the world order is now under a threat that humanity has seen since the cold war. burns and moore believe that in the issue of supporting ukraine, now more than ever, it is important to stick to the chosen course, that is, war to the last ukrainian. the goal is all the same. the west cannot allow putin to succeed. separately about the nuclear threat: the cia director said that russia was ready to use tactical nuclear weapons in the fall of 1922, and... claims that it was he who warned the director of the svr naryshkin about the consequences, inviting him to a personal meeting, that is, dissuaded him, while still believing that low-yield tactical nuclear weapons can become legitimate in modern warfare. having emerged from the shadows for the first time, they united in an era of discord and danger, conflict in ukraine. our actions to support ukraine are important, it is very difficult, especially in the east of ukraine, there is a war of attrition. there is a slight

uh you have uh william burns and others shuttling between adult and cairo. um, but uh all they're working on is they mine are relatively minor details of a ceasefire and the prisoner swap. uh and the bailey is uh, at least this car on the right way. and government insists on only a temporary uh, ceasefire. uh and uh wants to continue fighting from us and now they have shifted the focus through their northern front. and now they want to confront us as well. uh and then uh, all out war. uh, i think the binding administration definitely has been trying not to have an all out or however their uh, backing up is regular uh, telling them that in case they get it all out war the, the us will have the airbag and continuing unconditionally, the flow of weapons and all kinds of military and intelligence, the assistance of the prime minister, nothing yahoo buckets, all these assurances and then continues uh, doing what he is doing, which is building up to an all out war. so the by then administration contradicts its of, uh by doing the things that will produce the resul

c, i a direct to william burns, told reporters at an event in london that are more details useful. our proposal would be put forward in the coming days as hard as we're going to work on techs and create a formulas for finding that good enough proposal. and hopefully that will happen in the coming days. we have to all remember that despite all of that work that needs to be done, this is ultimately a question of political well, this gets to your question whether or not leaders on both sides are, are prepared to recognize that enough is enough. and that the time has come finally to make some hard choices and some difficult compromises. we will make this more detailed proposal, i hope in the next several days. and then we'll see and, and my hope is that, you know, they'll recognize what's at stake here. and be willing to move ahead on that basis as a palestinian solidarity valley is underway in london, cause a motion towards the israeli embassy to protest against attacks and gaza and the occupied westbank demonstrations order. also quoting on the u. k to still supplying weapons to isra

whatever, but in reality i just looked at the modern publications that are happening, like now, william burnsa, spoke together with richard moore, his colleague, the head of mi6, this is one of the generally unprecedented appearances of two high-ranking anglo-saxon spies together, they even wrote an article in the financial times, in fact. they did not give any recipe for what to do, the only recipe they have is that the west needs to preserve or ensure its technological superiority, and about the same thing in fact they say, but it is, well, while it is, of course, another thing is that it is not like that, well, look, but if they could, here is what, if they could really ensure control over absolutely the entire flow of goods, where their so-called copyright or patent is, then yes, then here we can say that their property, it is strategic in the sense that we will never be able to get it, that is what we are talking about, that tactically we are lagging behind in a number of positions, this is obvious, we are not we produce civil aviation, let's say yes, but china no, as for china, china is

toll contrive, because more than a dozen students have been taken to hospital of severe burns. president william russo has court on authorities to hold those responsible to account medical staff in india say the rape and murder of a training adult to in the east city of calcutta has exposed lapses in security and government brought to hospitals, junior emetics of on strike, demanding justice along with more protection and better working conditions. let me call some shit a full, it's from west bengal capital. despite long shifts under the ball is determined to be a rest and doctor at a public hospital in cold cut that with the rape and murder of a colleague at another government run hospital in august has left to what the pathologist has skipped work to john to protest the doctor's up calling for justice plus the good of the somebody the what place was my home? a cool my mazda until i reached the hospital. she thought, how safe i'm so to die. they're not cool when i was leaving, but now i'm scared to be here. the rape and murder case at all just has highlighted major security. they use a public c

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rothman, san francisco police say they identify a suspect who allegedly burned beloved dog walkers home earlier this year. terry williams was the target of racist threats and then his childhood home was burned down for shock moment has the latest details. >>well, this is the woman who san francisco police suspecting of sending a racist all into the home of terry williams. now, williams tells me he's shocked to know that it was a black person who may have targeted him and especially someone he says who lived just down the street. do want to skate club this most a club buddy there. terry williams says on his bad days he comes here one and one time was really dark for my family and me. >>let me know it really help a ball of support showing the alamo square community is behind him and his family. >>as this is what's left of his childhood home. citizen app video showing the flames that nearly killed his parents back in the spring. >>he says his mom is still recovering. assistant fire lot to say. >>up before the fire and the outpouring of support he was the target of a series of racist threats with this too much of black doll

because more than a 1000 students have been taken to hospital with severe burns, president william rudo has quoted on authorities to hold those responsible to account but your be in climate agencies has 2024 is on track to become the horses here ever. the 3 months between june and august to see it with the wills will, must since back once began in 1914, with an average temperature of 16.8 degrees celsius. that's according to the is use, copernicus, climate change service, and august the 1 point 5 degrees celsius volumes and global temperatures. that's considered a safer limits was breached for the 15th consecutive month. the temperature rises been driven by el nino weather conditions as well as the building of coal, oil, and natural gas sign to say the kind of change in climate is fueling heat waves, severe flooding, and wild fires. it's not just a random fluctuation. there's not another t of climate that may be due to a strange combination of one of the manufactured to the effect, the excitement of this planet. but he's really, there is that this proportional effect that is induced by

burning near los angeles. now, new fires have erupted in colorado. fox's william la jeunesse has more from los angeles. >> and southern california. fire crews finally getting the upper hand on three massive wildfires in the greater los angeles area. containment increasing significantly this week after a big change in the weather brought cooler air and calmer winds to the region. but the west is not out of the woods yet. a number of out-of-control fires are burning, including the pearl fire in colorado, growing to 128 acres. hundreds of firefighters are on the scene. >> overall, it's been a tough day. crews have put in a lot of hard work, but things are looking good. >> the fire forced evacuations in livermore, where neighbors are coming together. >> we're all out of our houses right now, but we're fine. everybody's good and everybody's taken care of. the animals are all good. so, yeah, it's nice. >> the federal government is deploying more resources to hard hit western states, including new technology powered by artificial intelligence that can detect potential wi

burns. >> kenyan president william ruto has offered condolences to the families of the children. he's calling for a thorough investigation and the cause of the fire still isn't known. we'll have more details as they come in to cnn the death toll from a russian strike on a military educational facility in central ukraine has climbed to 55. authorities say rescue teams have completed operations after the attack earlier this week, more than 300 others were wounded. now it comes as ukrainian children head back to school, the u.n. says, some schools were damaged before the first day of classes, which was rocked by it. loud explosions, more than 2,100 children have been reportedly killed or injured since russia's large-scale invasion began three years ago john marks is ukraine's deputy representative for unicef and he joins us live from kyiv great to have you on listen. so many parents here in the u.s. we'll have just gone through this, the bittersweet moment of sending their kids back to school. but in ukraine, yet another year of kids going back to school facing the prospect of liter

seeing the most active wildfire season since 2021, with more than a million acres burned so far in los angeles. >> william la jeunesse, ktvu, fox two news. >> the weather always affects firefighters and it's cloudy here. steve. it's going to get warmer though it is will gradually warm up. >> you guys. the bigger jump could be early next week monday tuesday. but until then it will be gradual. we'll start up in the sierra where we talked about this yesterday. they could get some pretty hefty totals and they did. so the forecast models were spot on. nothing really for us of drizzle, but they had pretty good rain, a lot of thunderstorms up there, but the rainfall totals coming in thanks to steve bridges and beautiful tahoe keys. they're 64, 100, he said between noon and three a lots of lots of lightning and thunder. south lake tahoe airport had over a half inch of rain. same for homewood and donner lake. picked up a quarter of an inch. now we go to our visible satellite. you can see some higher clouds streaming in from the sierra. those are lifting or driving southward. but look at all that fog picking up ove

a spokesperson says the bodies have been buried beyond, are burned rather beyond recognition. the kenyan president william ruto, has offered condolences to the families of the children, is calling for a thorough investment cnn's larry madowo is covering the story from kigali, rwanda. but you're hearing all these stories aren't you a shock coming out from this area in kenya we are max, it's a real tragedy. >> this is a boarding school. it's got a day section as well it has 824 students. but about 156 boys 160 girls, our borders, so they live in the school. this fire happened in the boys dormitory torri all 156 boys who are borders live in the same dormitory. we don't know the cause of the fire is still under investigation, but we know according to the police, that 17 boys it's were killed in this fire. 14 are receiving treatment some of those were burned beyond recognition according to authorities, it's a real tragedy. parents have now gathered at the school to see if their boys were among those were killed in this or among the injured. and they're just shocked, shell-shocked standing there silent, waiting

burning in california tonight. officials say thousands of homes are threatened. fox's williameunesse has more from san bernardino county. >> firefighters here in southern california are scrambling to contain the bridge fire in the angeles national forest. it's burned more than 47,000 acres, so far, prompting mandatory evacuation orders. overnight, it exploded in size. crews worked to rescue those who could not escape the flames. >> we really appreciate the citizens heeding the evacuation order. the fire activity is extreme, it's the probably the most extreme i've seen in 20 years. >> it's one of several massive fires burning in the region which spread due to a record breaking heat wave that finally broke on wednesday. since sparking last week, the lion fire has threatened thousands of structures in san bernardino county. on tuesday, police say they arrested a 34 year old man they believe is responsible, while in nearby orange county, crews used bulldozers and helicopters to control the airport fire. now, at least 22,000 acres, multiple homes have been destroyed. >> everything

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>> also in southern california, the bridge fire has burned nearly 3,000 acres and the angeles national forest. it first started east of camp williams. dry and windy conditions have made it tough to control with no containment right now. evacuation orders are in effect as crews try to safely get hikers and campers out of the area. meanwhile, in lake county, we have just learned of evacuation orders that have just been given because of a wildfire near clearlake on the west side of the lake. there. we're working to get more specifics in terms of roads, but lawrence is here now to talk about the weather and how it's affecting all of these firefights. yeah. and there's going to be numerous issues around the state. we've got significant wind event possibly headed our way here in the next 24 hours. >> through about 48 hours and so if you have active fires burning, even if they're contained, they can be dangerous. they can start up and spread once again out there tonight. first, let's look toward a clear lake. they're seeing some westerly winds right now to 13 miles per hour. now that is your general sea breeze outside that is carrying a l

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in a boys dormitory authority say some of those students were burned beyond recognition 14 others have been injured. kenya's president william ruto, offering his condolences to the families after hearing the devastating news. the cause of that fire still under destination. and pope francis is in papua new guinea right now for the second leg of his marathon tour about southeast asia, while he's there, he'll be the first pope to visit bonomo located in the northwestern tip of the country. extremely remote area. he'll meet with catholic missionaries and charities that help homeless children and people with disability. the pope is also expected to once again urge stronger action to protect the environment, john. >> well, we have new details this morning after federal investigators raided the homes of several top new york city officials, seizing cell phones and other electronic devices from the new york police commissioner, two deputy mayors, and several top aides to mayor eric adams. cnn's brynn gingrass joins us now, kind of a wow here. brynn, what do we know about what's going on yeah, it's definitely a wow, john, it's signifi

williams is a beloved dog walker in san francisco is alamo square. who was the target of racist threats earlier this year. that's before his childhood home was burned down. and today police announced they have identified a suspect. kron voice shock moment joins us studio with more. jack. >> well, this is the woman who san francisco police suspecting of sending a racist all into the home of terry williams. now, williams tells me he's shocked to know that it was a black person who may have targeted him and especially someone he says who lived just down the street. >> don't want to skate club this most. a club buddy there. terry williams says on his bad days he comes here. times is really dark for my family and me, especially me know it really help a ball of support showing the alamo square community is behind him and his family as this is what's left of his childhood home. it's a citizen app video showing the flames that nearly killed his parents back in the spring. >> he says his mom is still recovering. have since the virus is it's been a lot to say. >> but before the fire and the outpouring of support. he was the target of a series of racist threa

burned to a crisp. as andrea nakano reports, they did not let their season go up in smoke. >> go, go, motion. >> reporter: call it again. >> coach williams runs youth sports in san pablo. >> when you got that ball you got to hit it. >> reporter: on this night he was coaching the football team but many play multiple sports. >> all of the players play football play for the baseball, even like that little guy right there, he may be tiny and bowlegged but he is a heck of a player. >> keeping them active in sports is important, he lost his nephew to gun violence 20 years ago. when he saw the baseball team storage container on monday. >> devastated. totally. devastating. >> reporter: the police say it was this man, 30-year-old transient who stole items from the storage container and set the rest on fire. >> i said, wow, is this what we deserve? >> reporter: roughly $100,000 in equipment gone in a matter of hours the kids thought their fall ball season was over. >> he did it because he liked, he just did not care, really? so, i was devastated after i heard about the fire. >> reporter: coach williams tried to remain positive especially for his k